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Pronghorn brace height?

Started by T.L, November 26, 2007, 02:36:00 PM

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T.L

Hello all. I just picked up a used Pronghorn and was wondering what brace height others were shooting their bows at? The bow is a three piece 60" model.
thanks,
Tom.

robtattoo

I've got both of mine braced at 7-1/4" Seems to be the quietest/sweetest for both the 3 & 1-piece.
"I came into this world, kicking, screaming & covered in someone else's blood. I have no problem going out the same way"

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>>---TGMM, Family of the Bow--->

PrarrieDog

What Rob said, me too. Start there and lower a couple of twist at a time. Prarrie Dog

draco

Does everyone in Casper shoot Pronghorns?

Matty

Some of us in colorado do too...

Rusty Izatt

All my longbows shoot best at 7" for me.

Rusty

T.L

Thanks for all of the suggestions. I spoke to Herb last night and he recommended bewteen 6 3/4 and 7. I like the bow. It does take some getting used to but it shoots nice and smooth and best of all, quiet. Tom.

PrarrieDog

Once you spend a week with a Pronghorn, your hooked. I've danced with purdy ones but she's the one I took home.
Prarrie Dog

draco

I bought a 60"-60# pronghorn from Wyoming Chief about a month ago and I just love it. All my buddies that have shot it want one now. Even in 3 piece it`s still a small,slender bow,more like a one piece longbow. It`s the most forgiving bow I`ve ever shot.

Duckbutt

My first one should arrive today!  You guys are a killin me!!!!!!!

Duckbutt

Gotter in today and shot it.  You might see three recurves hit the classifieds real soon.  I'm in love.

Red


Flatshooter

Spoke to Herb yesterday and my new Pronghorn will be added to the stable the end of January. That makes five! A 62" PLX,64" Great Plains bamboo,64" Hornes Combo,60" Hornes Brush Bow and the 62" Pronghorn. Moving to TN next week and already can't wait for the fall 2008 season!!

Cootling

I like my Pronghorns better than any other bows I've ever shot.  They shoot best at 7 1/4 for me.


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